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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-01-06
COLLAPSE OF A TANK,
Causing the Death Of Three Men and tn
Destruction Of Valuable Property.

Causing the Death of Three Men and the
Destruction Of Valuable Property.
EAST st. LOUIS, ILL, Dec. 2s.-Three men
were killed this afternoon by the collapse
Of large water-tank in Helms brewery.
The iron girders supporting the tank were
contracted by the cold weather, and snap
ped in pieces about 9 80 p. m. The tank fell
thirty feet, striking and wrecking an ice-
machine. The wreck of the ice-machlne
was followed by the escape Of large guam
titles of ammonia gas, that enveloped and
sufYocated the workmen. John Kieffer
was instantly killed by the collapse.
John Burke and James Turner were in
jured and suffocated by ammonia. The
dead men are single. James Power and
Glenn Beveler sustained fracture Of the
legs. The damage to the brewery 10
$4,000
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Fell Amonu sharpers.

New York, Dec. 8-William Hutton, q
wealthy farmer of Fillmore County Minne-
sofa, came to town few days ago with his
brother TO take passage for Scotland, their
native place. While wandering around
the city seeing the sights, yesterday, Hut
ton fell in with shsrpers, who induced him
to play cards, when they cheated him out
Of Il 900 and then decamped.
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ADDRESS Your Letters Properly.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Gas an evidence of
the carelessness Of the public in address,
ing letters, officials Of the dead letter
office to-day exhibited list Of sixty-four
letters addressed to Pittsburgh, O., all but
nine of which were intended for, and were
subsequently delivered to parties in Pitts
burgh, Pa. Nearly all Of these letters were
to business firms, and many of the envel-
opes bore business cards. Another com.
mon error in addressing letters is said to
be the substitution Of Chicago, N. T., for
Chicago, Ill.
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Woman Burned 10 q Crisp.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 8.-Last evening
Mrs. John Burke, of Irving avenue, while
going upstairs with lighted lamp, fell to
the bottom and was stunned. The lamp
exploded and set her clothing on Ere. Be-
fore she could be rescued she was burned
almost to q crisp. Her husband, who is
blind, was unable to render any assistance,
but his cries brought help to the house,
which, however, unfortunately arrived too
LOFT
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Murdsred His Children.

CHICAGO, Dec. 8O.-Michael Maloney, Of
Chicago Station at midnight last night, his
garments dripping with blood. He confess
ed to the police that he had just taken the
lives Of his son and daughter by cutting
their throats. Investigation at the house
confirmed the story. Both the girl and boy
were found suffering from fatal wounds.
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Cahucks Ready 10 Negotiate.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-Sir Lionel Sackville
West, British Minister at Washington, in
forms the Government that he is in
receipt Of communications from Canada
showing favorable prospect for
resumption Of negotiations at Wash
ington, looking to q renewal
Of the fisheries treaty on the basis ap.
proved by the Dominion Government, as
already made public. The Minister ex-
presses his belief that project will be fa-
vorably considered and finally accepted
with substantial entirety by the American
Government.
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Three Men Killed In an Explosion.

the Armstrong mine, at Angus, exploded
this afternoon, killing three men and
wounding two others. The dead are Sol.
Piper, fireman, scalded and mangled John
Blythe, pit boss, head blown of; Charles
Carson, workman, blown to fragments.
The injured are Ted Richardson, who will
die; o. B. Armstrong, engineer, slightly in
jured, will recover. The boiler-head was
blown through the coal-car and distance
Of quarter Of mile beyond. No cause
for the accident is assigned.
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A Bov Slain with whisky,

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 2S.-Otto, the
twelve-year-old son Of Joseph Hamm, the
millionaire planter Of Franklin County,
died Saturday from the effects of drinking
whisky. The boy, while returning home
from Ozark with two men, was given q
jug Of liquor and induced to drink, with
fatal results,
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Boy Burned 10 Death.

WELLsvILLE, o., Dec. 30.-Joe, the eight
year-old son of Martin Masters, living in
the southern part of this county, was
burned to death yesterday. The family
was absent, and the lad returning from
school crawled into the house through
window. Seating himself in front of
crate, he fell asleep, when his clothing
took fire, burning the little fellow to a
crisp. The house also took fire and was
saved with difficulty.
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LoUIsvILLE, KY, Dec. sO.-A special from
burnside, KY, gives the particulars Of q
horrible tragedy. Lee Nelson, aged TWEEN.
ty-three, whipped severely little son Of
Ben Chestnut. Ed Chestnut, an older
brother, hearing Of 1t, hunte d up Nelson,
and pounded him with club until his head
was reduced to jelly. Nelson car NOT
live. nt st
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TERRIBLE CASUALTY.

Steamboat boarding House Burned, with
the Probable Loss of Twenty-FOur
Lives.
MOBILE, ALA, Dec. 29.-The steamboat
Bradish johnson, used as clearinghouse,
at jackson, Ala, where the West Alabama
railroad bridge is building, was burned at
ten o'clock last night. Two whites, Otis
McElroy, Of Mobile, and Dan Milhouse, Of
New York, are missing, and two negroes,
Lewis Adams and Ben Bush, were
drowned. 1t is believed that ten others,
all negroes, perished in the flames, and
ten others were drowned.
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Thousands Of SUFFERING Texans.

ALBANY, TEX, Dec. 3O-The county
Judges of the drought stricken district are
in session at the court house. Twenty
counties are represented. They report in
the aggregate 1880 persons in actual need
of food and clothing They will make an
official report tomorrow, and publish an
appeal to the Legislature and ask the in
dorsement Of the Governor. They will also
make On appeal to the charitable people
Tor immediate relief. r..
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colored PEOPLES World. Fair.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. IA memorial to
Congress was forwarded from Birming-
ham to the Alabama Senators at Washing
ton for an appropriation for the Colored
Peoples Worlds Fair, to be held at Bir-
mingham in the autumn Of 1887. The me-
mortal is signed by all classes Of white
people in the city, including every i'm.
portant business interest of the com.
munity,
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Burned 10 Death.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. 2.-The fifteen
year-old daughter of Mr.. Bartley Knee,
while coming down stairs last evening
with q coal-oil lamp in her hand, fell. The
lamp exploded, her clothing was burned
of, and her Dody almost burned to crisp.
The girl died after suffering for three
hours.
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WAR WHETHER OR NO.
Three Hundred Thousand Russian Troops
Ordered to Kieh.

Ordered to Kien.
VIENNA, Dec. 29.-The Vienna press is
becoming convinced that Russia is deter
mined to wage war. Reports Of increased
Russian ornaments are continually COM
ing to hand from various sources. Tho
latest intelligence of this kind is to the ef-
feet that 100000 Russian troops have been
ordered to mass in Kieff, and that the oc-
cupants Of 1000 houses have received Of
fetal notification that soldiers will soon
be billeted in them. The Neue Freie P,esss
plainly hints that the best thing Austria
can do is to submit to Russis's wishes in
order to avoid conflict. The Togblan and
other papers bitterly deplore the fact that
"Austria is compelled to abandon her Bal
kan programme because she has been left
in the lurch by Prince Bismarck, who has
made peace with Russia"
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Lost His Llie Insurance.

WASHINGTON, Dec. q. Senator Logan
carried life insurance policy of 5000 in
the Penn Mutual for q number of years.
He paid in premiums during the period Of
insurance upwards of 5000 Last year he
was not able to meet his premium, and, as
the company would not give any time, the
policy lapsed.
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WAsurHGTox. Dec. % Tho Etssj~e sfIv
says; "Among mohhsra ef ths HOUSE who
Visited the Capitol, yesterday pnd today,
the suggestion wes pAsped around that .
liberal pension be grastsd 70 the;widoy od
General Logan, ard " met With hearty sp'
.prpyal on every hapd. .DsmocraAs naai,
.festad - much eagernaAp - Rspphlioanl
70 toin "A proyiding tor The wide0. m
.hesrty manper IN Nhieb ~ susfestton ~
btsp taken hold of pepdsrs II feitn e1s1ai1
that a4eA6 ~ Arst spts q e. paoa
Hpe4 ~ e6eYbling viii - t. pe4se -
~ ~ 4! ~ H. Eseaa." sa q I, SIS s. n,
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Strange Coincidence.

AKRON, O., Dec. 2s.-Near the city this
morning, Harvey Butt, well-known citi.
zen, slipped and fell on the sidewalk and
broke his arm. An hour afterward his
brother, DR.. Butt, well-known physi-
clan, passing dhe same place, also fell and
broke his arm, both sustaining serious
fractures
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kIlIsd on ihe Wax 10 a Dance.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, Jan. "A sled con-
Gaining twenty young people going to q
dance was struck by train at the cross
ing near Fort Wayne, Ind, last evening.
Two young ladies were instantly killed
and seven others sustained serious injuries.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2e.--A case Of fatal frees-
Ing was reported to-day from No. 287
Twenty-third Place. John Grady, mid
die.aged man, living with his wife and two
children, returned 70 his homo some time
during the night, and this morning st 2
o'clock, was found frozen in his back yard.
II % thought he Yves partially intoxicsted
/ when hs sank down 70 his fatal smnber.
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The EXPRESS Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-Whittrock and
Weaver, arrested for the express robbery,
have been brought to this city and de-
livered to the authorities. About $4,000
of the stolen money has been recovered.
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Er. Louis, Dec. 16.-Alfred Blunt, .
negro, who murdered his wife ct 6outh 1T.
Louis last May BY cutting her throat with
. tutcher-knife and hacking her head with
Q Astchet, and Jerry Papels, who shot and
killed Samuel Kohn ssme months ago,
both Of whom were pscsntly convicted Of
MURDER, have been eentsgcAd to be hanged
On tie 18th Of February next ~ ri
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"A great many American girls who
hastily marry foreign noblemen never
repent at leisure. This is not so much
owing to the happiness Of their mar
risges as to the fact that when wom-
an takes In washing and ironing and
hnstles around to support husband
she has very little leisure to repent In.
IN Y. Grapkic.
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The Arab horses which the Sultan
Of Auscat recently sent to Queen Vic
tofis are valued at III, 900. The mis-
cellaheouss bric-a-brac which her MAI
esty will send TO the Sultan are valued
At ~. 500. leayinga net profit Of tl4,600
insfayor Of the Queen. ~ = fi,,4
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Fatal New. Years Play.

WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. AT Tria-
delphia, this county, some boys were cele-
brsting New-Yesr's with a toy cannon last
night, when it burst, fatally injuring boy
named Charles Otto.
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oslt ProdvelIeo Small.

OHxvER, Col, Dec. 8O.-A report made
oy the chief clerk Of the U. g., Mint. to-day,
shows the value NJ new gold received dur
Ing 1885 to have been 1l,44A, ,06.&. This
docs not include the value Of mint bars ~
Aonnaito6 /. Ei YfNf'-7'
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Beaten 10 Death by q Tramp.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Mrs. Boulsnger, Q
wealthy resident of Donaldsonville, La,
was beaten to death by an unknown
tramp, whose evident object was robbery.
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CHICAGO, Jan. IA secret circular issued
by District Assemblies No. 81 and 1S8 of
Chicago boycotting Armour & Company 10
published. H.t
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EXETER, N. H., Dec. 9s.-The door of the
post-oface here was priod open with spike
last night, the safe blown open and robbed
Of steel chest, several hundred dollars
worth Of stamps, besides money and valu.
ables.
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LONDON, Jan. 2.-The British steamer
Dragoman, from Savannah December 12
for Liverpool, collided with and sank an
unknown vessel OF Bardsey. Fourteen
persons were drowned. 1i.'H
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ADRwALK, O., Dec. SO.-Burchsrd Hsyes,
sou Of Ex-President Hayes, was married
to-day TO the daughter Of N. g. sherman,
Of tllis CITY 4, .iA r..-4t
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CoLuHsus, o., Dec. SO.-There were
4,iM - children Of school ago in Ohio up
TO September last. 775,l10 pupils snrolied,
aid IN average daily attendance OF bl7,slA.
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WAsAsB. JND., Dec. D.- John Sellers
called Dan Good 10 his door and shot him
down. The murder wss The result Of .
enarreL They were both colored.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

Fannie @. Lilley vs.. John Hcup ct al. High.
land County Court Of Common Pleas. Case
NJ 5000 ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance Of an order issusd from the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
Al ihs April term thereof a. b. iSsi, and
to me directed, win oflsr for sale e public
auetion ~ the door OF the Court Houss, In
thstown Of Hiilsboro, on
Saturday, January 18th, 4. d. 1887,
Al two O'Clock p. m. of said day the follow.
IN acsc.ibfd rsal e%StsI, % to- ~; la;;.n,.,A s....
snS bon nded and described as follows. FiSsf
v! g 8 ,Ssa SS wS:s xs:S:s: o ssd q
is rs 81 scsss ~ snc1ss With ihs line of CAM pSSiiS
q pisls:: e si 81
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q. ios pciss 70 sasss sses. hisEosy snG 81.
forth eospev % said whits's lot; thsnes yitH
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Sss:: g ale e01;s ,s & pSIs. sSc 's; g e. ~
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81. JonN, n. b., Dec. 9a-The steamer
et! John was burned here, and Captain
Purdy and four Of the crew 20 badly burn,
I'd that they viii die. II i ~ I'D
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VIENNA, Jan. Alt is reported here that
1900 Jews have been expelled from the
Government at Kiett, Russia. ti-
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Ban iFxANcIsCo, Nee. O.--Nichasl Dsvitt
Yves married TO Miss Mamie Yore, In OAK
land, this morning. aif - ~
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!. 1ATEsFova. \. III Dee. 27.--The ..losk-
County, was h1le1 last night, and George
Hsns.s Z s. y y ps'ssAsr' yssisAsd Y -
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yy1zAaStolls, Dec. so,-5Hs Nh 4 ~
~ 46X II eshlp, 81 LappsfA pregileD
T. u aha1 ~ dssslsl IN Wakeab
f1au1oe1ngill Jnd. Il
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. 2.-The u, =
steamer swstara was put in dock here this
afternoon, for repairs.
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A FLEET IN FLAMES.
Million Dollar Fire At the Caaro
Wharf.

The City Of Matches, the r. q. Hayes anA
-Four Barges Destroyed-Loss to the In.
surance Men Very Heavy. y
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
Beaver Creek Items.

Elder knight from Cheney breaches
every two weeks at the Town Hall.
Hastings & Hanna have taken job
of cutting tract of pine known as
the Wilson pine. They have about
800, 900 feet to put into Higgins Lake.
They have it nearly all cut and ready
to begin hauling.
School has commenced in Dist. No.
3, with Miss Minnie Ford as teacher.
Mr.. s. r. Pattison has sister from
Lenawee Co. here on visit.
The town treasurer will be at his Of
flee every Friday to receive taxes.
Five train loads of logs of 20 cars
each are consigned to the waters of the
Muskegon River, daily, from Blodgett
& Byrnes' camps.
Well Mr.. Editor IL this Is not doom
ed for the waste basket l may call
again. mo.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
A Sound Legal Opinion.

E. Bainbrldge Munday Esq. Coun-
ty Atty, Clay Co.. Tex, says: Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. My brother also was very low
with MaIarial Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life
Mr.. ID. i. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, adds like testimony, saying
He positively believes he would have
died, had 1t not been for Electric Bit
tiers.
This great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all Malaria Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach Dis.
orders stands unequaled. Price soc,
and 81, at DR.. N. II. TRAvER's.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
A Home Library. 1900 Famous
Authors.

It seems almost incredible to say
that library fairly representing APP
proximately two thousand of the
most eminent authors of the world,
of all lands and oil times. can really
be placed within the reach of ordinary
homes. Yet this Is what is accomplish
ed by Alden's Cyclopedia of Universal
Literature. volume VIII. of which is
issued in November The work, com
pleted. is to comprise fifteen to twenty
volumes, which are in large type, and
really beautiful and excellent In all
mechanical qualities, and yet sold at
the phenominally low price of so cts.
per volume cloth, or 60 cents half-mo-
rocco bindings; even from these prices
large reductions are made to early pur
chasers, and to clubs.
Volumn VIII includes such notable
names as Ferreira, the Portuguese poet;
Feuillet. the French novelist; Johann,
Gottlieb Fichte, German philosopher;
Henry NJ. Field, American journalist
and author; Henry Fielding, English
novelist; James u. Fields, American
publisher and author; Louis Figdier.
French scientist; Firdusi, Persian poet;
Geo. p. Fisher and Wilbur Fisk,
American theological writer's; Flan-
marion, French athor of THE Won
ders of the Heaven;" Flaubert, French
novelist; Mary Hallock Foote, Ameri-
can artist and author; John Forster,
English biographer; Charles Fourier,
French socialist and poet. and politi-
cal economist; Charles Fox. English
statesmen; Geo. Foxe, of 1.-The Book
of Martyrs" fame; DIR. j. w. Francis,
American author, and Sir Philip
Francis (the famous Junius) Benja-
min Franklin, American statesman,
philosopher and philanthopist; +. A.
Freeman, historians j. G. Fremont,
tssnsr..t- tsrssi-
Hdent-all Of those in the letter +. be-
sides a small host In the letter G. The
publisher will send a specimen volume
to any one on receipt of price, allow
ing the privilege of return IL the set
is not wanted. All lovers of good
books should at least see the work.
John b. Alden, Publisher, 1888 Pearl
ST., New York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22
The Delineator.

The Delineator, published by the
Butterick Publishing Co., New York
City, for the month of January 1883
has been received. 1t is decidedly in
tended for winter, as the styles define
ated are for wiIter wear entirely. and
the material from which they are in
tended 10 be made. is generally of
heavy goods. The designs are fine
and numerous and our lady readers
will find no difficulty, no matter what
the cost of the material is which they
propose to work up, in making suita-
bic selection of pattern. A large por-
ton of the magazine is devoted to- 9th
err subjects interesting to the ladies,
such as the Work Table; Novelties in
Dress Fabrics; Fashionable Trimmings
and Items of Fashionable interest.
Price $l,00 per year Subscriptions
received mt this office.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The symptoms OF Biliousness are un
happily too we'll known. They differ in
different individuals so some extent
A bilious man Is seldom breakfast
eater. Too frequently, alas. he has an
excellent appetite for liquids bot none
for solids of ~ morning. His tongue
will hardly bear inspection at any
time il IL is not white and furrcd, it is
rough, at all events
The digestive system is wholly out
of order and DiaFrhea or Constipation
may Ire " symptom or the two may al
ternate. There arecftcn HeiBoYr1foids
or even loss Of blood. There uJuy be
giddiness and often Iseadachs and
scidity or Aatulsnee and tenderness In
the pit of the stomach. TO correct all
tins il not effect a cure try GREEN'S Au-
gust Nover.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

You cannot afford to- waste tifre in
experimenting wien yourlungs are in
danger. Consunptionalways sepuis,
at fret only u cold. Do not per-
nit any dealer to- Impose upon you
with some cheap imitation of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consuinp-
ton, Coughs and Colds, but be sure
yon get the genuine. Because be can
make more profit he may toll you he
has something just az good. or just the
same. Don't he deceived. but insist
upon getting DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. which is guaranteed to give relief
IN all Throat, Lung and Chest affec-
tions. Trial bottle free at DIR. N. Ii.
TRAvER's Drug Store. Large Bottles
81.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

The Richmond Dispatch. democrat, }
cannot he coaxed, euft-d or kicked in
to publishing the 6gures OF the late
election in Virginia, as they stand on
file in the departments in that city, IL
has been challenged to do so, bot re-
fuses to accept, knowing that the fig-
ures show n republican majority. 1t
tries Co beg the question by claiming
that'there was not y "Mahoneite ma
jority" This is probably true, but the
Dispatch knows that there were an
ii Malone and independent repub-
hcan candidates for the legislature,
every vote for whom should be added
to the republican, column. 1t IS only
by deducting these votes from tire re-
publican total and adding them 10 the
Idemocratic total that a. democratic ma
jority cam be figured out. Tire Dis
path might AS well own mp to its pet.
~ trick. IL cannot succeed IN throw
ing dust into the eyes of intelligent
people. Virginia gave a republican
majority last month, and the attempt
OF the democrats TO conceal the fact II
only enother proof Of tire way ~
which the vote of the people n Hmnip.
uIated w the South. ---Ihtladeiplsia
Press.